Bitcoin dominance continues in a downward trend. Currently, Bitcoin dominates the total market cap by 64.2%, having fallen 3 basis points, or 4%, in two weeks.Which, when taken in conjunction with double-digit gains for many high caps today, raises the question of whether altseason is on the way.Bitcoin dominance chart for the last six months…
As Bitcoin attempts to gain a foothold above $7,000, analysts are noting that data shows large players within the market are currently foraying back into Bitcoin, which could be a sign that further volatility is imminent in the days and weeks ahead.Traders do seem to believe that this next movement will favor bears, as the…
Ahead of the weekly candle close in approximately eight hours, Bitcoin has embarked on a slight rally higher, retaking $7,000 just minutes ago as of the time of this article’s writing. With this, the cryptocurrency has rallied some 3.5% from the weekend low, but remains 7% below last week’s local high at $7,470.Analysts suggest this…
Bitcoin has been on an impressive rally since sustaining a 50% drop in March, rallying from the $3,700 bottom to a local high at $7,470. The move has convinced many traders that the cryptocurrency market is on the verge of entering yet another full-blown bull market.Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: Bitcoin Loses $7k, Blockchain Layoffs, Ethereum…
Bitcoin is down more than 5% from the $7,470 swing high against the US Dollar. BTC is now trading near a crucial support at $6,700 and the 100 SMA (H4).Bitcoin started a fresh decline from the $7,470 monthly high and traded below $7,000.There is a crucial support forming above $6,700 and the 100 simple moving…
Following a firm rejection within the lower-$7,000 region, Bitcoin has been able to hold above a dire trading range that it was previously caught within, with the benchmark crypto’s ability to stabilize above this level being a bullish near-term sign.The close above this range also comes as the crypto holds above a key technical level,…
With Bitcoin’s halving arriving next month on May 11, 2020, the expectation across the world of crypto has long been that the valuation of the first-ever cryptocurrency would skyrocket, but last month’s catastrophic selloff has some questioning the theory.However, according to historical data, Bitcoin price is currently on pace with where the crypto asset was…
Following Black Thursday, Bitcoin was on a tear, gaining 50% since that fateful day. BTC was trading at $7.3k, but a rejection at the 50-day moving average, coupled with falling volume, indicated a trend reversal.Bitcoin daily chart with 50-day & 200-day MA and volume. (Source: tradingview.com)Not only that, but the failure to break $7.4k suggested…
After March’s 50% crash, there are many reasons to be bearish on Bitcoin. As seen by the recent decrease in the crypto market’s liquidity and some traders publicly throwing in the towel, the crash forced many to abandon the space.But, according to a prominent macro investor, a trend is transpiring that “could not be more…
For the longest time, Bitcoin has been deemed useless by mainstream economists, investors, and others. LendingTree Chief Economist Tendayi Kapfidze told Yahoo Finance in an interview that he thinks Bitcoin is a “pyramid scheme,” citing his sentiment that you can “only make money [with BTC] based on people who enter after you.”But, a recent transaction…